Mail from Holland Delays Spanish War Vessels Arrival
Yesterday arrived the mail from Holland. HE Squadron of the Spanish men of war remains, with no clear time to sail. Cargo from merchant vessels is moved to warships, increasing duties and delaying voyages to America. Reports from Vera Cruz and Mexico describe scarce supplies and calm conditions, while pacific negotiations and military preparations unfold across Europe and beyond.
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Beveren
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George of Hesse-Caffelig
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Vienna
Duke of
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Elector of
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Weymouth
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Elizabeth Pink
Yarmouth
Taylor
London
Richard Brigantine
Topsham
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Hamburg
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St. Sebastian
Rose
Newfoundland
Cowen
Princess Ann
East Indies
Gough
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